This Christ the King Sunday sermon reflects on Revelation 1, emphasizing Jesus as the faithful witness and exploring His reign marked by faithfulness, forgiveness, and kindness. We are called to embody these traits and live as witnesses to His goodness and justice in the world.

In this message, Jared helps to bring our Colossian series to a close.We hear about what it looks like to live in humility and love towards the word around us.

Join us as we journey through a challenging section of Colossians, examining the idea of humility, mutual sacrifice, and servant-heartedness in relationships. We navigate the countercultural nature of Paul’s message, which invites us to reimagine power, love, and unity, whether in marriage or all our relationships. Through Christ’s example, we see a call to offer ourselves for the good of others and honor God in all things

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Today, on All Saints' Day, we celebrate a powerful truth: if you know Jesus, you are a saint. Our message explores Revelation 19, where we catch a glimpse of a glorious future with God, shared with a vast "great multitude" from every nation and generation—a family united under Christ. This vision reminds us of our part in something far greater than our individual lives, connecting us across time and space with saints from all walks of life.

We are called to live with purpose, to do righteous deeds, not to earn God's love, but because our lives and actions hold eternal weight. May we see ourselves as saints, loved and called by God, and live with an expanded view of our lives and purpose.

Join us as we embrace our identity as saints and seek to follow in the steps of those who have faithfully walked with God before us. "Let us rejoice and exult and give Him glory!"

In this sermon, we explore the concept of inner peace from a Christian perspective, focusing on Colossians 3:15. We contrast the natural peace often sought through self-help and mindfulness with the supernatural peace found in Christ. We’re encouraged to set our minds on things above, actively put off destructive behaviors, and “put on” virtues like compassion and forgiveness, so that Christ’s peace can deeply anchor our lives, transcending all circumstances.

In this message we look at how Paul refutes all the man-made attempts to create hierarchies, and exclusions inside the church.The invitation God gives is an invitation into grace and connectedness to the body.

In this message we see what Paul is struggling and toiling for in his ministry to the church.

His greatest desire for them is that they would become mature, perfect...transformed.

What do you think church is about? Out reach, feeling better about God/yourself, etc.? For Paul His goal was that they would be mature, encouraged, knit together and have full assurance of who Jesus was.

In this message we explore some of the depth of what it means to be a part of the body of Christ.

Part of our path to grow in Christ is maturing from the question, "who is Christ to me?" to "who is Christ?"

Paul lays out for a beautiful vision for who Christ is, and calls us to shape our lives around Him.

In this message we see Paul's encouragement to the church around focusing our lives on what pleases God.

In a world filled with all sorts of suggestions for the following sentence, "A good Christian should....."

Paul cuts through the noise to offer us one clear truth we can live by - be pleasing to God.